Lyganesh

Computers can shutdown unexpectedly when they overheat. Especially graphics cards. It happened to me when I used to play on a laptop. Besides, your computer doesn't NEARLY match the minimum specs for this game. You have no choice but to get an actual gaming computer. Also, get a cooler. ;)

Same issue here: Using Plantronics GameCom 780 headset with surround sound enabled. Everything works fine for every game and the settings are always the same (Volume, Mic Volume). It's also a USB headset.

No thanks, horrible idea. Easily abused.

I have the same problem. Do a clean installation of your GeForce driver. Just warning you, it's a temporary fix, so everytime you reboot your PC you will have to re-install the driver to get back to 40~100 FPS.

Hello, I have been having a really weird FPS issue. Not long ago I upgraded my graphics card from EVGA GTX 650 to 660 SC 2GB. Every game is smooth at average 80 FPS. But for some reason, every time I start DayZ, the FPS is LOCKED (Does not change regardless of changing settings) at 7~11 FPS. I can temporarily fix this issue by re-installing the graphics driver through GeForce Experience (331.93 with a clean installation) and then my FPS goes back to 40~60 FPS at medium settings. But when rebooting my PC, the problem happens again and I have to keep re-installing my driver in order to fix the problem. I don't want to have to re-install my driver every time I want to play DayZ, so is there a clue on how to fix this issue permanently? Thank you.

So, I recently upgraded my graphics card from EVGA GTX 650 to 660 SC. It runs perfectly in every single game with average 80 FPS (Including planetside 2 on high settings at massive battles). But, there is a weird bug with my DayZ and the Driver. My FPS, when I boot up the game randomly, is LOCKED (Does not change regardless of me changing the settings) at 7~11 FPS in-game everywhere. But when I re-install the driver it goes back to normal (40~70 FPS). However, after a while, (after rebooting the computer, etc) the game locks itself at 7~11 FPS again, then I re-install the driver and it goes back to normal FPS. This ONLY HAPPENS ON DAYZ. I always do clean installations from the GeForce Experience. Why is it doing that? The graphics card works perfectly, and after clean installations the FPS goes back to normal states (40~70 FPS), but then the problem comes back and it's just a repeat process. I don't want to have to re-install my driver files every time I have to fix the FPS for DayZ. Anyone have a clue to this enigma?